Gramado with a baby: how to plan a comfortable trip

Travelling to Gramado with a baby works well once the logistics are sorted. The focus shifts: fewer attractions, more comfort.

Accommodation

• Choose downtown or nearby: you can go back to your room in the middle of the day without depending on traffic.
• Check with the property whether there is a cot, room for a pushchair, heating and, if you need them, a minibar fridge or microwave.
• See the areas in where to stay in Gramado.

The cold

Gramado is in the southern hemisphere, so winter runs from June to September.

• Layers are more practical than one very thick garment.
• Protect hands, feet and head.
• Watch out for the temperature difference between the street and heated indoor spaces.

Getting around

• By car, bring a car seat suited to your baby’s age.
• If you use a taxi or ride-hailing app, check in advance whether a car seat is available — it is not always.
• Downtown has pavements and hills: a pushchair with good wheels or a baby carrier helps.

Outings that work

Short, flexible outings: downtown, the lakes on sunny days, cafés and indoor attractions on cold days. See Gramado with kids to choose what makes sense for your child’s age.